Anyway we launched a Patto and headed out, well the mouth of the patto didn't look too bad and we copped a few waves over the bow. Here I am thinking we are home and hosed once we get out of shallow water, Then it happened instead over going over a wave as boats are suppose to do, we went through it, not sure if the water pressure popped the press studs that held the front clear on, but we got a 44 gallon bucket of water dumped over us. :rofl:
I thought to myself, why didn't I put my wet weather gear on as I was drenched to the bone. We went out to 10 metres and it was still pretty lumpy with waves from different directions, so pulled the pin and headed back in.
Entering the mouth was almost heart in mouth stuff,
trying not to surf the waves, and not letting the following one over the back, a few times the bow was doing it's best to become a submarine. But getting wet once was enough so we managed to get back into the Patto without any further mishaps.Time to dry off and empty the water out of the boat. :cheers:
